Sentence examples for chunks of passages from inspiring English sources

In The New Yorker, James Wood praised the "elegant polish of the narration" and "the silver rustle of these exquisite sentences" and quoted big chunks of passages to show what he meant.

The writer in charge of all this material must select which turning points to depict, allowing other changes to occur offstage and bridging the larger chunks of narrative with passages of exposition that shouldn't become mere information dumps.

If it's laden with description and you prefer bits of dialogue and character, feel free to skip large chunks of these dull passages.

Quite often, students end up highlighting whole chunks and passages of text, which can give the appearance of having worked hard, but is of little value.

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Copying passages or whole chunks of text from online is always easy to find quickly.

Pax now is co-director of Passages.

The novel flies from New York to Italy and back, leaving out large chunks of time and family history but zeroing in on key rites of passage.

The avalanche struck a perilous passage called the Khumbu Icefall, which is riddled with crevasses and piled with serac – huge chunks of ice – that can break free without warning.

Make chunks of yards downfield.

Noah ate little chunks of chicken.